Month: May 2022

  • ULTRAS ART SUITABLE FOR STICKER DESIGN

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    Ultras groups are usually led by a core group (which tends to have exclusive control over the entire group), with smaller subgroups. 

    The ultra style is a mix of several supportive styles, such as scarf-waving and singing. Ultra groups obtain exclusive rights to the Spectator Seat from hundreds if not thousands of other Spectators, and often claim entire sections of a stadium for themselves.

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    the core point of ultra is: 

    – never stop singing or chanting Cori/chant/support chants during the match, no matter what the results

    – never sit down during the game

    – attend the match as much as possible, without SEEing the cost or distance

    of loyalty to those standing in front of the group (known as Leaders).

    Ultra groups tend to be very vocal and “hyper” active at matches, with each group having some distinctive chants and moves. 

    The melodies are mostly taken from popular songs, such as “Guantanamera” and “7 Nation Army”. Other popular songs, sung in its entirety include “Ciao Bella” and “ACAB (All Cops Are Bastards)”.
    In his activities, a group leader (Lead), often uses a megaphone to coordinate various activities of the entire group, including singing, songs, and banners.

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    Generally, the ULTRA groups, especially in Italy, have a hostility towards so-called modern football, which refers to stadium seating, more expensive tickets, players being bought and sold as merchandise, and the over-commercialization of football in recent years. 

    Generally. it can be seen on the banner stating “contro Il Calcio Moderno” which is commonly seen in Italian stadiums, and has also appeared in other parts of Europe.

     


    Ultras themselves have a definition of beyond/beyond Normal… which that indirectly defines an ultras as more than Ordinary Fans… 

    It’s like liking a partner we must know who the father is, where is his house, when was he born, who are his siblings… even if the Javanese have to know “Weton and its market” so BY DEFINITION it can be concluded that an Ultras must know the Who, What, and How of the Club he loves…

    But ONCE AGAIN IN LEARNING, LOVE OR KNOW OF course NEEDS A PROCESS… And once again the PROCESS REQUIRES TIME and TIME DEPENDING ON THE SUBJECT OR THE INDIVIDUAL….

    Ultras/Ultra is a

    style/culture/original designation from ITALY aka MADE IN ITALY which was later adopted and spread to other countries in Europe and the world….

    for England and other Scandinavian countries, the term for hardline supporters who adopt the Ultras style is Casual/Hooligans…which is where in the fight or feud FIRM(group poke hools)

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  • ST PAULI , LOVE UNTIL DEATH HAMBURG CITY

    ST Pauli – football is not just about winning or being a
    loser, it’s all about people and the principles that are in them.

    FC St.Pauli

     

    Kamumauvector – Hamburg, the second largest city in Germany
    has a sad history around 845 AD because at that time the Vikings came and
    burned all the existing buildings to the ground.

    This incident did not just happen once, in total within 300
    years after the first tragic event, the Vikings had burned the mainland city of
    Hamburg eight times.

    Centuries later, bad luck still befalls Hamburg during the
    second world war. The city was also the target of Allied attacks.

    Again and again hamburg had to taste the bitter pill because
    the city was getting bomb attacks that were repeatedly dropped from the sky.

    However, hamburg slowly got up and tried to release the very
    prolonged trauma. From the ruins of war, Hamburg has been transformed into a
    big city that is busy with various kinds of economic and cultural activities.

    The same condition also occurs in the field of football in
    the city of Hamburg. Because in that city there are outstanding football clubs,
    Hamburger SV and FC ST Pauli.

    The Story of Him (FC ST.Pauli)

    ST. Pauli itself is a district in the city of Hamburg with a
    record area of ​​2.6 sq km and is inhabited by about 27,612 inhabitants. This
    area is easy to spot because of its proximity to Europe’s most popular
    prostitution scene, the Reeperbahn.

    However, another factor that has made ST Pauli’s name famous
    is the club and its football supporters who are often associated with the
    “left wing” not only in Germany, but in the world as well.

    The story of ST.Pauli began against Aegir, at that time in
    1907 they had their first match. And at that time they were still named Hamburg
    – ST Pauli Turnverein 1862. Until in 1924 they (ST.Pauli) decided to separate
    themselves and form their own football club.

    As written on their official website, the early days of the
    club’s founding did not run smoothly, there were always trials that were very
    tough to go through. The lack of achievements and financial problems as well as
    the fact that they had to go back and forth in the rankings in the German
    premier league competition at that time.

    After the second world war, the city of Hamburg was
    destroyed, not to mention the football field owned by ST.Pauli which they
    usually used to hold matches.

    At that time, in the midst of these difficult times, there
    came a man named Karl Miller, a German football player who tried hard to
    resurrect them.

    Then he invited his colleagues, Heinz Hempel, Heinz Köpping,
    Walter Dzur, and Helmut Schön to defend the club (ST.Pauli).

    In 1946 (a year later) they tried to play in a new place
    called Heiligengeistfeld from there, their achievements began to improve.

    This is evidenced by the rise of the club’s caste ST.Pauli
    so that they can be competent in the top league. And met with FC Schalke, FC
    Nürnberg, to his city rivals, Hamburger SV.

    History records, ST.Pauli was first promoted to the German
    premier league (Bundesliga) in the 1977-1978 season. They were able to carve
    their best performance with a detailed record of 19 wins, 16 draws, and only 3
    defeats.

    Mastered by a coach named Diethelm Ferne, ST. Pauli
    transformed into a very fierce football club.

    However, their sweet moment did not last long. They only
    lasted for one season in the highest caste of German league football and were
    cast down in the 1978 – 1979 season.

    Since then, good nicks cannot be re-created. They competed
    in the second tier of the German league with a record of going up and down to
    the top, then dropping back down to the bottom. Likewise so on.

    HUMANITY AND POLITICS

    According to Petra Daniel and Christos Kassimeris in their
    essay “The Politics and Culture of St.Pauli from Leftism, ThroughAntiestablishment, to Commercialization” published in Soccer & Society
    Publication (2013) which recorded a critical period of ST. Pauli could not be
    separated from the socio-political context that was turbulent at that time in
    Hamburg in the 1970s – 1980s.

    At that time, Hamburg was experiencing an economic crisis.
    Increasingly rampant prostitution, acts of violence, wars between gangsters,
    and the circulation of illegal drugs are common sights in everyday life there.

    German government officials who saw the incident took firm
    steps that those who were anarchists should be tried, arrested and expelled.

    This step was immediately implemented and was able to wipe
    out the commotion that occurred in ST. Pauli at that time.

    However, the problem did not stop there. The disappearance
    of violence in ST.Pauli and its very strategic location made investors and big
    business people come and conduct business activities there.

    Not only that, another hidden impact was the ideological
    influence of right-wing extremism groups which were indicated at that time
    slowly establishing their influence in the city of Hamburg.

    In 1981, when investors planned to build a mall and housing
    estate, it took a toll. This is the reason for the rejection of the
    development.

    Also because leftist activists predict that there will be
    expulsion of immigrants and working class people who migrate and live there.

    Not only that, violent incidents peaked when the apparatus
    forced them to immediately move by force.

    The fire of resistance spread to the world of football. This
    is illustrated by the resistance banners “No more fascism, Never again to
    fight!” always seems stretched.

    Various groups of people participated in the resistance,
    which contained rejection of fascism, capitalism, and racism. This is what
    created the symbol of a skull and a pair of crossed bones which means: The
    resistance of the poor to those of the rich.

    After that, entering the decade of the 2000s, the political
    ideology of ST. Pauli persisted. When the right ideology, violence, racism, and
    sexual harassment spread to the corners of the city, ST. Pauli is at the
    forefront of fighting all of that.

    He also created various discussion activities to raise funds
    for humanitarian assistance so as to make them look very solid.

    Not only that, ST.Pauli’s seriousness in
    anti-commercialization of football has the consequence that they have
    relatively low competitiveness. Because there are not enough funds to
    strengthen the club.

    Faced with such a situation, Corny Littman club president
    2002 – 2010 immediately racked his brain. He then contacted a representative of
    the supporters to sit down and discuss together to find a way out.

    Finally, from the discussion, the results of the decision on
    the steps were obtained. Such as selling merchandise ownership licenses to
    third parties, exploiting the potential of local players and young players, to
    injecting funds by buying club shares.

    Slowly but surely, the efforts that have been put in place
    are starting to pay off. This is evident from the improvement of the club’s
    finances. And they were able to rise up and managed to escape from bankruptcy.

    Not only ST.Pauli, things like that are absolute risks that
    must be faced by all football clubs. And one more thing for ST.Pauli, that the
    most important thing is to maintain identity.

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